A new year means a new Galaxy phone, and you don’t have to wait for the next one. Samsung has announced that its latest line of devices will be unveiled at Samsung Unpacked on February 17. 1. If you are particularly eager to upgrade, you can book now.
Samsung just launched its preorder page where you can pre-order the next Galaxy smartphone, the upcoming Galaxy Book laptop, or both. Pre-order each individually and get a free Samsung Credit of $50 that you can use on samsung.com, or pre-order both together and get $100.Please note that making a pre-order does not lock you into a pre-order or require any payment information – all you have to do is write down your name and email so you’ll be notified when the new equipment is actually in use vein available for purchase.
As for what’s to come, Samsung is almost certainly teasing the long-rumored Galaxy S23 series. “Preorder Now” images on Samsung’s website show off three fancy-looking camera lenses — a staple of the Galaxy flagship — and a teaser video “built for moonlight,” suggesting the upcoming phone could be shot in the dark. better photos. Also, we’re just guessing, but the blue hue in the video would make for a great phone color.
As in previous years, you should expect the S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra, the latter of which can cost more than $1,000 and feature the highest-end cameras. The Galaxy S22+ is our pick for the best Android phone right now, so we’re curious to see how this new model improves on Samsung’s always-great camera and overall design.
In terms of laptops, we can focus on the Galaxy Book 3 series. At the very least, we expect upgrades to the latest 13th Gen Intel Core processors, possibly taller screens, and a mix of traditional and convertible models. We really liked last year’s Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360, though we found it had a bit too much Samsung software pre-installed.
Samsung Unpacked started in February. At 1:11 p.m. ET, we’ll be reporting in time for all major announcements. Meanwhile, you can pre-order the company’s new hardware for free right now, no commitment required.